Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-15
BREYITIEs.

A,srrs Eastern and California mail ar
nTed iast night.
s.r.ubsrries are now vtaEiDs At
esnts per boz.
~ Mo0raw, Ksq., Il on the sick llst,
1: iaSisr seen eoaaaeA - his home ell
Ar ysstsrdAy.
=. .hsp General Knox has hnishei die.
skarziag ballast and win 20 under the
sS1tss Today for stiheninE.
ys-.srday was . nas aAy. cool and
.,sSsa9t. The farmers. however. are
z-svinx for more s1nshtne-
ps0f 4. J. Powell has been feeling bet
,.,agdTx he past few days a9d hopes
500 u b restored TO health again.
n, aaksf's condition has somewhat
t-srravsi- and hte fFienda row hope thn
~ Taey b. spared 20 them fer q time
rIs ssated on good authority that Mr..
ce.1walI has issued an or9eR dispensing
~sth III sunday work 81 the Black Ola
mond mine.
"a COMMITTEES Soldering funds for the
Fearth Of July celebration report good
nro4Fess and expect - raise quite snng
kstls Sarn before their lahore are ended
The ablp Two Brothers. Captain Hay
A., arrived here yesterday from San
Pyancisoo 70 load Cedar Mountain coal
ssd 4 m0ored along uide OF Colmans
wharf
I,.ilor az H.M. g. CormoFant was de.
t,ilsd here In Seattle 70 look Up . valua-
"a dog belonging 70 Admiral Seymour.
which straysd away from him when the
PARTY came ashore.
TIA lass win and testiment Of John
Ewof, SP., was fled for rec9fA yesterday.
"a land Il involved. The leGAteo gives
80 49,. 49, ~ hia ar aona ami fhraA
daughters IS each.
oae.r Jones arrested . fellow yestsre
AsT morning, who gave his name As John
NJ. on 4 charge Of assault and battery.
Tn~ttoN 8oderberg heard the testimony
al axsd Defendants fine 90 10 and costs.
Cauaain De Wolf, Of the gefmania,
utafsa that he encountered head winds all
~ Wsy up the coast and after being cut
eaaY DAYS he was further south than
wien b started. The Germania VIII
leaA Black Diamond coal for san frAa-
oiaoo.
About twenty-five delegates iett. this
city last evening 70 sttend the annual SEE
re-. Among others werS noticed the
following: Few. A. B. Banks. John Web
~. Nh. Thorndike. Mrs. l.. V. Ward,
Nh. II. 81 Greene, Rev. ]. p. Ludlow. Of
asattia, Rev. Mr., Horton and wife and
Mra Clarke, OF Victoria
Considerable counterfeit paper money
has been put In circulation here OF late.
ana people cannot be too careful how they
handle the stuff. One banker stated last
eyoning that two counterfeit treasury
notss had been presented 81 his bank dur
Ing the dAy By innocent persons, who had
taken thom In the ordinary course OF
trade. One OF these notes was " and
The other q $40. The notes are quite fair
immllntions aud liable 20 deceive . rer-
son who Ia not accnst0med 70 handling
money.
Among the passengers on the Fleet
wood yesterday were Mrs. A. A Denny.
Mas Loretta Denny. Miss Sophie Frye
ard William NJ. Calhoun. They are
friends and reiatives Of Charles l. Denny
and their destination was Chambers
Prairie, near Olympic, where on the 18th
instant Mr.. Charles L. Denny. youngest
son Of A. A. Denny OF this city, and Mies
hetta Chambera. daughter OF A. J Cham
beFs Of Thurston county. are 70 DO mar
RED. lmme ilately after the ceremonies
the bride and groom viii start on . tour
10 the East and before returning they
win visit friends and relatives Ia the
vicinity Of Boston,